Daily filter · S&P 500 constituents by 14-week RSI

Oversold S&P 500 Stocks: 14-Week RSI Under 30

A mechanical filter over every S&P 500 constituent: the relative strength index over 14 weekly bars, the classic gauge of how one-sided recent selling has been. The screen keeps the names with an RSI under 30 — the stocks that have been sold the hardest, the longest.

Filter Result

Run of Oct 10, 2026: 14 of 495 constituents have a 14-week RSI under 30.

14 matches

Pentair plcPNR · Industrials23.4
Rollins, Inc.ROL · Consumer Cyclical24.4
Las Vegas Sands Corp.LVS · Consumer Cyclical25.1
MGM Resorts InternationalMGM · Consumer Cyclical25.2
Wynn Resorts, LimitedWYNN · Consumer Cyclical26.4
McDonald's CorporationMCD · Consumer Cyclical26.5
T-Mobile US, Inc.TMUS · Communication Services28.3
VICI Properties Inc.VICI · Real Estate28.5
NIKE, Inc.NKE · Consumer Cyclical29.3
Charter Communications, Inc.CHTR · Communication Services29.4
Realty Income CorporationO · Real Estate29.6
Fair Isaac CorporationFICO · Technology29.8
Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.MLM · Basic Materials29.9
Aon plcAON · Financial Services30.0

This is a mechanical filter result, not investment advice or a recommendation.

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What an RSI Under 30 Tells You

RSI measures how lopsided gains and losses have been, on a scale from 0 to 100.

The Classic Oversold Line

J. Welles Wilder set 30 as the oversold line in 1978, and traders still watch it. On weekly bars it is rare: a stock needs months of losses outweighing gains to get there. That is when selling pressure tends to exhaust itself.

How It Is Computed

For each constituent we take up to ten years of weekly closes from Yahoo Finance and compute Wilder’s 14-period RSI, smoothed over the whole series. The screen matches under 30. A stock needs a full year of history to be screened.

What It Is Not

Oversold can stay oversold. A business in real trouble can carry an RSI under 30 all the way down. The filter shows how one-sided the selling has been, not that it is over or that the price is cheap.

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